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Gayle R. Lewis, Ph.D., ABPP, MSCS

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New York, New York
212-360-5675
Psychologist/Psychoanalyst

Gayle R. Lewis, Ph.D., ABPP, MSCS

  • Welcome
  • My Philosophy
  • Services
  • Telespsychotherapy Treatment
  • Areas of Specialty
    • Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
    • Eating Disorder Treatment
    • Addiction and Compulsions
    • Trauma and Crisis Treatment
    • Couple's Treatment
    • Resources and Helpful Links
  • Schedule Appointment →
  • PODCAST: Puzzling It Out: Thoughts and Perspectives from a Clinical Psychologist
  • Blog
  • HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices
  • Social Media Policies
  • Testimonials
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PODCAST: Puzzling It Out: Thoughts and Perspectives from a Clinical Psychologist

Episode # 3: If You're Not in a Wheelchair, How Could You Possibly Have MS?

September 3, 2019 Gayle Lewis, Ph.D., MSCS
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← Episode #4: The Traumatic Implications of Multiple SclerosisEpisode # 2: Introduction to Multiple Sclerosis Series →

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